Then they will change into modern clothes and start swinging and performing jazz. Their dancing songs are energetic and modern, which form a strong contradiction with traditional Chinese melody. ... Second, the stage will be set in modern style. ... He will perform the song with a Korean dancing group from his video. ... After delivering the sound purely to the audience, Awkwafina will punch on the board, break it, and come out with dancers. ...

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The influence of gospel music on modern music and its exponents is discussed. ... This separation was never absolute and in modern times, this separation is considered an error, because it goes against the principles of Christianity. ... This was formalized in musical patterns and consisting of music and dance inducing a kind of ecstasy. ... There is an accompaniment of electric guitars, dances, and choreographies that are nothing less than great shows (Top Gospel 2015: 127-129). ... The traditional singing of gospel hymns with very rigid and formal positions was changed by the excitement a...

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Small orchestras, military bands and piano-banjo combos were among the earliest recordings of Ragtime, which added elements that alluded to popular dance bands of the Dixieland, New Orleans and Swing styles yet to be developed. ... They considered all the big dance bands to be swing bands. ... The expression, Progressive Swing, is referred to in the post-bop era as Progressive Jazz and for this reason has become one and the same with modern jazz. ... Bop became the first jazz style that was not used for dancing. ...

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Chapter 25: Transition to Modern America (the 1920s) Introduction Mass Production: the result was the creation of a New America, on e in which individualism was sacrificed to conformity as a part of the price to be paid for a new era of abundance. ... It is in the 1920s that we can find the roots of modern America as we know today. ... Automobiles and appliances were not passing fancies; their production and use became a part of the modern American way of life, creating a high standard of living that roused the envy of the rest of the world. ... On college campuses, football became ...

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Celebrities whether actors, singers, dancers, designers, the wealthy, reality-shows, DJ's, models, athletes, journalists or "personalities" are people, just like us and we dreamily want to be in their shoes. ... The culture of celebrity encourages a disregard for rationality and feeds on the insecurities and closeted fantasies and its true that Celebrities have become some sort of modern gods that many of us look up to, however, it is important to remember that fashions are trend...

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The dangerously high hot pants, the rowdy crowd, the seductive dance routines, and the aura of wild partying gives the impression that if a young woman purchases degrading clothes, acts provocatively and "dirty- she will be cool and accepted. ... This portrayal harms teen culture in a profound way and digresses modern thinking. ...

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